Sentence examples for Have been permanent from inspiring English sources

Eight have been permanent deals.

But there have been permanent moustaches in Equity before: Peter Bowles, until recently.

For me, it was a photo of the summer happiness that could have been permanent.

"You would have thought the Roosevelt Court's rejection of that would have been permanent, but it's coming back.

The King made a public apology, but the damage to his reputation, and to the monarchy, may have been permanent.

'I think the fundamental changes that Blairism accompanied have been permanent but fashion is not,' he says.

In the core pension system, too, there has been permanent revolution.

Both had been permanent Australian residents for more than four years by the time they sought to become Australian citizens.

'You demand answers with an insolence rarely seen.' " His prose can be awkward and gangly: "Things that had been permanent and unquestionable were suddenly thrown into doubt.

O'Donnell is said to have been Brown's choice for the civil service's top job, having been permanent secretary at the Treasury.

But in cabinet secretary Gus O'Donnell, Brown thought he had an ally, as they had worked closely together at the Treasury when O'Donnell had been permanent secretary and Brown chancellor.